Cisco Ramon (
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maskormenacelogs2016-02-01 09:48 pm
Open your eyes, let me show you the light
WHO: Cisco Ramon and assorted others.
WHERE: Around!
WHEN: Throughout February
WHAT: Catch-all!
WARNINGS: Will update as needed.
WHERE: Around!
WHEN: Throughout February
WHAT: Catch-all!
WARNINGS: Will update as needed.

action; couple days after the return of the kidnapped
That same courtesy was extended to Cisco, until now.
First he waits for a moment where no one else but Cisco is in the house. No Barry or Eddie or Garrick. He needs to keep things at a proper distance and getting any of those three involved would be a headache he doesn't want right now. Eddie would especially throw a dramatic fit, he's certain of that, and there's only so much of his ancestor he can tolerate. Once he's certain they're all out and about, he approaches the garage door. Cisco is often there and he bets on the chance of that being true.
Yes he could phase into the garage effortlessly, but like the courtesy he extended by keeping space, he will also grant courtesy by banging on the door of the garage instead of vibrating through it. If Cisco doesn't open it up...well, he did knock and that should be enough warning that he's here.]
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He even waits for a few seconds just to be sure, before taking a few steps back and doing and quick sprint and vibration through the door and into the garage. And...Cisco is there, on his headphones. Bless the boy's heart, but he'll be as deaf as Hartley with the music so loud in his ears.
With a huff he walks up behind Cisco and quickly clutches Cisco's shoulder.]
Cisco!
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Oh my god not cool! Are you trying to kill me?
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You shouldn't listen to your music so loud that you can't hear a knock on the door.
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[ The music is still blaring out his headphones from where they've fallen around his neck, though, and he grudgingly turns them down, then pauses it and takes them off entirely. ]
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I won't be long here. Only came to check on you.
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2/1 - For Barry
Cisco sends Barry to snag them a stage-side table and heads to the bar to order drinks and a round of shots to get them going. Even if Barry doesn't get any effect from the alcohol, he can't just drink alone, right? That's tacky. He brings the drinks over to the table, along with a book of karaoke selections. What he doesn't notice is the group of girls, mostly newly 21, but some of may very well be sneaking in on fake IDs, giggling and whispering excitedly amongst themselves when they notice they're in the presence of imPorts. ]
Okay dude, what's up first?
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Depends, do we want to go for something you wouldn't be singing until you've gotten several drinks in you or something that lets us come back here next week with our heads held mostly high. [ A pause. ] I might have to say no to any showtunes though. Just because— I'm still not over Caitlin's Summer Nights.
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[ He grins and downs a shot. ]
Anyway, I specifically left shame at home tonight, so I am up for anything. But I think I'm kinda feelin' the 80s tonight.
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[ He manages to hold back the laugh until after he downs his own shot. Gold star not getting any vodka up his nose. ]
I have at least a little shame left to not do something like Girls Just Want to Have Fun. Tempting, but— that's a shower song. [ As opposed to Barry's actual choice, which is clearly not a shower song. ] You feel okay with Uptown Girl?
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[ He gives him a look. You're a lot of things, Barry Allen, but Cyndi Lauper you ain't. ]
Are you kidding? I'm always down for some Billy Joel.
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[ He gives Cisco a look back, as if to say don't say it before he frowns. He is totally Cyndi Lauper, don't hate, Cisco. ]
You never know, sometimes you have to dial down the Billy. My next choice was gonna be Bon Jovi. And there needs to be a little more booze before we do Livin' on a Prayer like it's supposed to be done.
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2/14 - For M
The hostess greets M with a smile and leads him through the main dining room to a smaller, more private room towards the back of the restaurant. There's a small fire burning in a rustic fireplace, and a table set for two. Cisco's already there, dressed nicely with nary a sign of a graphic tee to be seen, but still distracted with his comm, tapping away with both thumbs on some coding project or another. ]
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He follows the hostess to the back of the restaurant, savoring the variety of smells coming from the kitchen. If the food tasted as good as it smelled, Cisco has certainly found a great place. Then he sees Cisco sitting there, dressed up for his benefit, quietly thanks the hostess and then slips behind his distracted boyfriend, taking the opportunity to lean down and plant a soft kiss on the side of his neck. M then slides a small bouquet of roses between Cisco and his comm. Personally, he thinks it's a bit much (you really don't want to get him started about his thoughts on commercially-created holidays and the toxic consumer culture it creates), but at the same time figures Cisco would enjoy the gesture.]
It smells like we're a long way from dino nuggets.
[In the same vein Cisco had dressed up for him, M had in fact dressed down for Cisco. He's wearing the t-shirt Cisco gave him beneath the same brown leather jacket as when he showed it off the first time, though this time opting for black jeans and dressy grey combat boots to top everything off. In his free arm is an almost comically large box of chocolate (again, something he finds a bit much but he's aware of Cisco's sweet tooth). He couldn't bring himself to buy a heart-shaped box. He has limits.]
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Wow. I'm not usually the flowers type, but hey, I'll never say no to chocolate.
[ He runs a hand through his hair, fidgeting in that he has that betrays that he was a little nervous, even without the aid of M's implants. ]
So, uh, I hear this place is pretty good. I thought it'd be fun to try it out?
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[He manages to not make that sound like he was trying to wrap his brain around some crazy alien concept, and that's a win in his book.
M leans in, brushing the hair away from Cisco's face with his thumb, and kisses the corner of his mouth. There's nothing to be nervous about.]
I'm always up for an adventure. Especially when I'm in good company.
[M lays the roses on the table out of the way and then props the almost comically large box of chocolate against Cisco's seat. M slides a newly free hand into Cisco's, then takes his seat opposite him.]
Have you looked at the menu yet?
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[ He relaxes a little. He's never really had a Valentine's date before, and particularly not one quite so early in what he's already starting to consider an actual relationship. ]
Yeah, kinda. I checked it out when I was looking the place up online. Apparently pretty much everything is good.
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[M gives his hand a squeeze.]
I'm inclined to agree with that assessment. Everything in here smells amazing.
[With his free hand he props up the menu on the table, skimming it for anything that pops out at him.]
What are you leaning towards?
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2/8 - backdating like a boss
Which is why he's skidding to a stop just outside his grandfather's house. Sure, he knows that some new people have moved in (has sort of met them), but that's definitely not stopping the plan he's had all day.
And sure enough, all it takes is one glance to the left and another to the right, and Bart's zipping in, vibrating through the front door, rifling through the cabinets until he finds a box of some sugary cereal or another, and is about to make a break for it through the garage when--]
Whoa! [He's stopped mid step, spoonful of cereal crammed into his mouth, the box tucked under an arm and spilling just a little onto the floor.] 'Dish ish sho BEAT!
[He grins around the mouthful of food, pivots, and speed walks on over to the super high tech and heavy duty treadmill in front of him, already reaching out to poke whatever button he sees first.]
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Is there just a sign on our door advertising free food or something?
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You'd also be wrong.
Case in point, Bart yelping a little, jumping, and almost, almost throwing the cereal box at Cisco in pure self defense.
He's a hero.]
Wh- oh! Hey! [Bart, maybe lower the cereal box before it goes everywhere?] Wait isn't there? Did that change? Gramps always has free food!
[No, Bart. You just keep stealing it.]
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[ He doesn't seem to actually care, though. He's just sitting back down and turning his bank of computers on. ]
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[ZIPS on over to that treadmill again]
What's this it doesn't look like a normal treadmill I mean it doesn't look like the pictures I've seen of treadmills I've never had to use treadmills before and its in yours and gramps' house so no way it's just a normal treadmill what does it do?
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It's for measuring Barry's max speeds. Wanna try?
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